I spent thirty-five years building my own business — in technology, not insurance. When I aged into Medicare myself, I ran headfirst into how genuinely confusing — and how high-stakes — these decisions are. I did the homework, made a careful choice, and a few years later, when my health took a turn, that choice mattered more than I ever expected.
That's why I do this now, and why I do it the way I do. Medicare is complicated enough on its own — you shouldn't have to face it alone or under pressure.
Explain the options in plain English, honestly, with no agenda but yours — and let you decide at your own pace.
That's the whole job. That's what a Chief Medicare Interpreter is for.